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estry. The property with which this re- 
port deals belongs to the Linville Im- 
provement Company, whose main pur- 
pose is to develop it as a summer re- 
sort. Although the forest is valued 
more for the indirect revenue to be de- 
rived from its beauty than for any im- 
mediate returns from the sale of tim- 
ber, yet the owners propose to obtain 
some immediate revenue by selling tim- 
ber or other forest products, if opera- 
tions can be carried on in such a way 
that the aesthetic value of the forest 
will not be impaired and provision can 
be made for the production of future 
crops. The problem is mainly a silvi- 
cultural one, but it involves also a con- 
sideration of market conditions. The 
conclusion drawn by the Bureau of 
Forestry from a study on the ground is 
that logging on a large scale, whether 
or not it would impair the productive 
capacity of the forest, would greatly 
impair its beauty. On the other hand, 
logging in a small way, with a portable 
sawmill, properly supervised by a trained 
forester, could be carried on so that the 
silvical condition of the forest would 
be improved, while the operations 
would be so concealed from the general 
view that the aesthetic features would 
not be harmed. The bulletin is illus- 
trated with a map showing the forest 
types and a number of photographs, and 
contains 32 pages. 
TRADE PUBLICATIONS, ETC. 
Michell’s Wholesale catalog and 
price-list of bulbs and seasonable sup- 
plies; July and August, 1905. Henry 
F, Michell, 1018 Market St., Philadel- 
phia. 
The Flint & Walling Co., Kendall- 
ville, Ind., send two attractively illus- 
trated, neatly printed booklets about 
their “Star Windmills,” towers, tanks, 
pumps, hydrants and other waterworks 
supplies. One of them is entitled “The 
Tale of the Wind,” and the other “The 
Proof of the Puddin’.” 
PUBLISHER’S NOTES. 
Mr. Bellett Lawson, of Harrisburg, 
Pa., secretary of the Association of 
American Cemetery Superintendents, 
has been very ill and was obliged to 
undergo an operation. He is expected 
to be several weeks in fully recovering. 
TFe twenty-ninth biennial meeting of 
the American Pomological Society will 
be held at Kansas City, Mo., August 
8-10. Prof. John Craig, Ithaca, N. Y., 
is secretary. 
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New York Office, St. Paul Bldg., 220 Broadway 
OF rtLL K.1ISDS 
For rolling Macadam, Gravel, Asphalt and 
Dirt Roads. The most successful machine 
for rolling turf and light driveways. 
Send for catalogue. 
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Cutcheon Monument, Woodlawn Cemetery, Detroit, Mich. 
Erected by the Harrison Granite Co. 
In Granite and 
Bronze for Ceme- 
teries and Parks. 
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Special Designs 
Submitted 
for Receiving Vaults, 
Memorial Chapels, 
Mausoleums, Sar- 
cophagi and Public 
and Private Monu- 
ments, to be erected 
in any part of the 
United States. 
HARRISON 
GRANITE CO. 
Granite Works 
BARRE, YT. 
main Office, M E. 23d St. 
NEW YOBK 
Roofing Slate, Blackboards, Structural Slate 
Special attention given to Slate Burial Vaults, Catacombs, Etc, 
ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY, 
AND GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. 
All Sizes Kept Constantly In Steck. 
Order Direct from the Manufacturers. 
BANGOR STRUCTURAL SLATE COMPANY 
LOCK BOX 48. BANGOR. PENN. 
